The phrase "a compilation of one" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or gathering that consists of a single item or entity.
Example: "The report is essentially a compilation of one, summarizing the findings of the sole study conducted."
Alternatives: "a collection of one" or "an assembly of one".
It helps make the book both a compilation of one writer's sensibility and a social history of the half-century, Mr. Mailer says.
DataPall can produce several types of reports: a compilation of one individual patient's medical history (demographic information and a snapshot of each appointment), a comprehensive eight-page aggregate patient report, and a training report.
The second day of meetings continued with a 15-minute youth news bulletin and a compilation of one minute videos presented to the delegates on issues related to adolescents development.
"Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays," a compilation of one-acts focusing on marital equality, will begin an Off Broadway run next month, the producers announced.
The youth delegates spoke out at the meeting – and showed off their video production skills – through a 15-minute TV news bulletin and a compilation of one-minute videos on corporal punishment, child labour, access to quality education and other issues of concern to them.
Parenthood: Short Musings on Birth and Death is a compilation of four one act plays on this challenging topic from critically acclaimed contemporary playwrights.
I went back to my primary school and wrote a play that was a compilation of acts one and four that was actually staged with me and a girl called Marion Wixey as Mimi.
A big compilation of one second clips is no fun if it's just an endless series of Netflix loading screens.
We hadn't come up with the symphony concept yet--we wanted it to be a compilation of songs from one great tour, and maybe name the album after that tour or a one night only show at a legendary venue.
The following is a compilation of updates from one of three groups of students traveling over their spring break with the D-Lab: Energy class.
Arj Barker's Get in My Head is at Melbourne Town Hall until 19 April Given the bewildering array of acts showing at the festival, it's tempting to catch a compilation of shows in one go.
